Want to start a non-medical home care business, but don’t know how? Then you’ve come to the right place. Our home care consulting package will provide you with everything you need to successfully start a non-medical home care business. And yes, we mean everything, from business licensing, policies and procedures, forms, admission packets, to human resource documents, we’ve got you covered.
Providing care for the elderly with trained caregivers in the comfort of their own homes sounds like a simple business model. And based on our experience with the clients we’ve helped, it can be a straightforward way to earn a solid income. But like any business start-up, you’ll need to complete some essential paperwork to get your non-medical home care business off the ground.
Since you’ll be serving a vulnerable population, the elderly, you’ll need to navigate various licensing and accreditation requirements. These aren’t just for compliance, they help build trust with your future clients. Families want peace of mind when choosing someone to care for their loved ones, and your business needs to project professionalism, legitimacy, and care.
Non-medical home care businesses are typically easier to launch than medical ones because they don’t require licensed medical staff like nurses or physical therapists. However, some legal registrations are still required, no matter where you are located.
Every state has its own set of home care licensing and operation standards. Examples of required items include your Business Tax ID, NPI number, and possibly other local/state documentation. Before setting up your business, we recommend checking your local regulations, or let Ashley Consulting Services guide you through it all.
Obtaining these requirements can be time-consuming. Many entrepreneurs prefer to focus on learning how to operate their business, rather than dealing with red tape. That’s where we come in.
Our Home Care Business Startup Process allows you to get all the licenses and documents you need—quickly and stress-free. With our national reach and extensive experience across all 50 states, we’ll help you meet your state’s unique requirements without the hassle of figuring it out on your own.
While not always required, it’s highly encouraged for non-medical home care businesses to become accredited by established healthcare organizations. Accreditation builds your reputation and opens the door to wider networks and opportunities.
Two of the most recognized organizations are:
Getting accredited shows clients you hold your business to high standards and provides the ability to accept Medicaid and Medicare payments.
Just like licensing, accreditation can be a complex process. Our team at Ashley Consulting Services has the experience and knowledge to help you prepare and apply—saving you time and frustration.
Starting your home care business means learning the ins and outs of both clinical and administrative responsibilities. Things like client assessments, caregiver documentation, and effective marketing are all essential.
Our Home Care Business Startup Process includes the only lifetime training and support program in the industry.
We offer a FREE four-day seminar to all clients every quarter. At this seminar, our expert consultants will teach you how to operate, market, and grow your home care agency. Our “forever training” concept means you’re always welcome to return as long as you're in business.
We also include a full library of video training modules for your caregivers to ensure proper standards in Personal and Companion Care services—available 24/7 through our private online portal.
Choose a consulting company that does it all. From ensuring your business is legally established, licensed, and operational, to offering ongoing support and training, Ashley Consulting Services is your partner from day one and beyond.
📞 Drop us a message or give us a call to begin your home care journey today.
Accreditation Commission for Health Care, Inc. (ACHC)
Community Health Accreditation Program (CHAP)
Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospital Organizations
Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ)
Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS)
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